Notable

Profile (continued)

FUNDING: Reliable public reporting on Notable's funding history is comparatively sparse for the early rounds. Greylock's own portfolio page confirms it first partnered with Notable at the Seed stage (exact date/amount not publicly disclosed in sources found). The best-documented round is a $100 million raise announced on November 3, 2021, led by ICONIQ Growth, which multiple outlets (Business Insider, Fierce Healthcare, Crunchbase News, FinSMEs) covered; FinSMEs and aggregator Failory both label this a 'Series B' round. Fierce Healthcare's headline stated this round boosted Notable's valuation to $600 million. Aggregated data (Failory) lists cumulative funding of approximately $119.2 million and names Oak HC/FT, 8VC, ICONIQ Growth, Maverick Ventures, and Greylock as top investors — consistent with the presence of Oak HC/FT co-founder Annie Lamont as a named advisor/investor on Notable's own 'About Us' page. No subsequent, more-recent priced funding round (e.g., a 2022-2026 Series C or later) was identified in the sources checked during this research; it is possible Notable has raised additional capital not covered by the sources available, so total funding and valuation should be treated as of the November 2021 round unless updated. No evidence of an acquisition, shutdown, or IPO was found — the company appears to remain an independent, privately held company as of August 2026, continuing to announce new health-system partnerships (e.g., Inova Health in January 2026, Marshall Health Network in March 2026) and product launches (Flow AI in October 2025).

LEADERSHIP AND ADVISORS: As of the company's own 'About Us' page (fetched August 2026), the leadership team includes Pranay Kapadia (Co-founder & CEO), Adam Ting (Co-founder & CPO), Justin White, PhD (Co-founder & CTO), Aaron Neinstein, MD (Chief Medical Officer), Ryan Pfeffer (Head of Engineering), Kelly Leo (Head of Marketing), Chris Daniels (Head of Partnerships), and Tom Foerster (Head of Platform Delivery). Notable's page separately lists 'Advisors and investors': Toby Cosgrove (former President & CEO, Cleveland Clinic), Carl Byers (Founding CFO, Athenahealth), Annie Lamont (Co-founder & Managing Partner, Oak HC/FT), Dr. Zeke Emanuel (Chair, Medical Ethics and Health Policy, Penn Medicine), Tom Peterson (Co-founder, Evolent Health), and Dr. Robert Wachter (Chair, Department of Medicine, UCSF).

METRICS AND CUSTOMERS: Notable's marketing site (August 2026) cites platform-wide metrics of roughly 1.5 million tasks automated daily, 38 million total patients served, and 12,000 'sites of care,' with a reported 97% patient satisfaction figure. Named health-system customers/partners confirmed via press releases and the company's own customer-story pages include: Houston Methodist (2019, early digital-assistant deployment), Marshfield Clinic Health System, Gillette Children's, Sturdy Health, Community Health Network, Beacon Health System, MUSC Health (case study reports $3.3M in annual value, 15% of copays collected touchless, 14,500 no-shows avoided, and 5,000+ staff hours reallocated per month), Southwest General Health Center, CommonSpirit Health, CityMD (180+ urgent care locations, partnership announced March 2025), Imperial Valley Healthcare District, Inova Health (announced ~January 2026), and Marshall Health Network (announced ~March 2026). Notable has also received industry recognition, including high marks from KLAS Research for customer experience (per a 2021 press release) and 'Impact'/'Achievement' award programs it runs for customer health systems (2023, 2024, 2025 award cycles referenced in PR Newswire releases).

COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE: Notable operates in the healthcare administrative-automation / 'patient access AI' and revenue-cycle-automation space alongside companies such as Qventus (operations/capacity AI), Olive AI (a former competitor in RCM automation that shut down/sold off assets in 2023), Abridge (ambient clinical documentation, a somewhat adjacent but distinct category), Memora Health, Hyro, and Salesforce/Microsoft healthcare-cloud offerings, though no single article directly comparing Notable to named competitors was located during this research, so this competitor list should be treated as directional/industry-context rather than sourced from a single confirmed article.

Go-to-market

Hospitals, health systems, medical groups, urgent care chains, and health plans in the United States (e.g., academic medical centers, community hospitals, multi-site provider networks).

Ownership

private